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Breakfast brief: First day of 30°C+ heat

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19 June 2025

Breakfast brief
First day of 30°C+ heat

Light cloud passes over Ireland and Scotland, with plenty of sunshine elsewhere.

Temperatures will breach 30 degrees later today for the first time this year, under mostly clear skies in England and Wales.

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The warmest areas continue to be in south-east England, with slightly cooler temperatures in Scotland and Ireland where some cloud cover remains with short, light showers.

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